GO BOND PROJECT LISTING Updated 2/4/2021 Line Refnum Dept Project Title State Federal Brief Summary Impact HD 1 56220 Commerce West Susitna Road Access 8,500,000 The West Susitna Access Project is being proposed to advance to Phase 2 of a multi-phase project to examine the feasibility of an all-season access (HD 10) Rural Mat-Su road to the Yentna Mining District. The road corridor will enable access to the MSB and state-owned natural resources for multiple user groups. Phase 1, led by HDR , was completed in the fall of 2019 and narrowed the project footprint, and established a preferred route leading to the Yetna Mining District. Digital data was acquired and a high level field reconnaissance was conducted. Phase 1 results are available at aidea.org under 2020 AIDEA Board Meetings. Phase 2 of the project builds on the 2014 West Susitna Roads to Resources study led by the Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities. 2 63272 E&ED Houston Middle School Replacement 9,000,000 This project will replace Houston Middle School condemned and demolished due to the 2018 earthquake. This school is in the Mat-Su Borough (HD 10) Rural Mat-Su school district. 3 45658 E&ED Major Maintenance Grant Fund for School 25,000,000 This project invests $25 million in school maintenance projects in FY2022. Schools across the state will receive funding to ensure that students are (HD 1-40) Statewide Major Maintenance educated in safe facilities that are conducive to the learning process. The Department of Education and Early Development reviewed and prioritized maintenance project applications submitted by school districts. 4 58544 E&ED Mt. Edgecumbe High School Repairs 7,882,000 This will fund the top 6 critical projects on the Mt. Edgecumbe deferred maintenance listing. (HD 35) Projects include: Building 290 Commercial Kitchen Hood/Ventilation System Replacement, Campus-wide ADA Upgrades, Building 299 Access Sitka/Petersburg Stairs and Bridge Replacement, Building 292 (Boy's Dorm) Window Wall Replacement and Ventilation Improvements, Backup Generator Installation, Building 1331, and Building 1330 Renovations. 5 45518 H&SS Fairbanks Pioneer Home Roof and Flooring 2,441,800 This project is for deferred maintenance at the Fairbanks Pioneer Home, including critical replacement of both the roof and flooring. (HD 1-5) Fairbanks Replacement The existing roof does not meet snow load requirements. A newly designed roofing system is necessary. Estimated cost $1,890,000. Areawide The Fairbanks Pioneer Home has 57,000 square feet of flooring which is carpeted and needs to be replaced, including all the hallways and resident rooms. Asbestos containing tiles and adhesive have been found under the hallway carpet which requires expensive abatement. The dining rooms, bathrooms, break room and receiving area are either sheet vinyl or vinyl asbestos tile. Estimated cost $551,800.

6 45505 H&SS Fairbanks Youth Facility 18,896,000 The Fairbanks Youth Facility, originally constructed in the 1970s, provides a secure detention program for boys and girls, treatment services for boys, (HD 1-5) Fairbanks and provides space for Fairbanks juvenile probation and administrative staff. The building has antiquated mechanical systems that are in need of Areawide replacement, including heating, electrical and plumbing, and does not provide for ideal safety and security of staff and residents or allow for efficient programing and operations. Development of a secure facility entry point that includes a screening area, an intake, transfer and release station, and a medical suite comprise the major projects that will correct most of the deficiencies in the facility.

7 46262 H&SS Palmer Alaska Veterans' and Pioneers Home 2,268,000 3,250,000 The roof at the Alaska Veterans and Pioneers Home in Palmer has been in various states of failure for a number of years with major damage to the (HD 11) Greater Palmer Roof Replacement roof and beam structure as identified in the 2015 roof assessment. The Alaska Pioneer Homes applied for the Veterans Affairs State Construction Grant program in March of 2019 and was approved to be added to the award priority list, which means it was awarded by priority and is awaiting funding. The expectations are that the funds will likely be appropriated by Congress this spring/summer 2021 for an award, which has a general fund match requirement. The Federal amount is $3.25M. 8 48821 Labor Alaska Vocational Technical Center Upgrades 19,500,000 This project will provide funding for the Alaska Vocational Technical Center’s (AVTEC) buildings in Seward. Specific projects related to this request (HD 29) include: Kenai/Soldotna Student Housing and Services Center Repairs and Renovations, Industrial Electricity Building Repairs and Renovations, First Lake Campus Repairs and Renovations, Campus-wide Repairs for Safety and Health, and ADA Compliance, Campus-wide Fire Alarm Upgrade, Wind Turbine Repair, Old Applied Technology Building Demolition, and new Maintenance Shop and Plumbing and Building Facility.

9 54931 M&VA Alaska Public Safety Communication Services 12,000,000 This project provides for the maintenance of Alaska Land Mobile Radio (ALMR) communications coverage to address needs in rural areas. This (HD 1-40) Statewide System Upgrades project directly supports 9-1-1 dispatch/emergency communications. Funds will also be used for the State of Alaska Telecommunications System (SATS), a network of public safety communications infrastructure sites. 10 63232 M&VA Alcantra Armory and Arc-Flash Improvements 837,500 837,500 This project will increase the Alcantra armory’s ability to house the secondary command and control center for the State’s Emergency Operations (HD 7) Greater Wasilla Center and the National Guard Joint Operations Center. The Alcantra facility is also out of compliance with current safety standards for its electrical system. This project would make all the necessary corrective measures and repairs to bring the facility up to code.

11 63229 M&VA Heney Range Shelter Replacement 442,000 Replace the shelter at Heney Range and clean up unused equipment on site. The shelter has water damage from a leaking roof and temporary patches (HD 32) have been applied several times. The roof of the structure is in danger of imminent failure. Kodiak/Cordova/Seldov 12 63231 M&VA Summit Lake Foundation Repairs 150,000 The foundation and shelter continue to settle, and temporary repairs have been performed several times. This project will fund an engineering study to (HD 29) North Kenai determine a permanent foundation fix and will provide funding for the repair. 1 of 5 GO BOND PROJECT LISTING Updated 2/4/2021 Line Refnum Dept Project Title State Federal Brief Summary Impact HD 13 63230 M&VA Statewide Tower Lighting Obstruction 600,000 Replace the tower lighting system at multiple points across the state. This project will reduce power consumption and maintenance costs, as well as (HD 1-40) Statewide Replacement improve the safety of the towers. 14 62649 NatRes Arctic Strategic Transportation and Resource 2,100,000 (HD 40) Arctic Project Survey, Coastal Hazard Assessment, and Petroleum Geology Fieldwork The Arctic Strategic Transportation and Resources (ASTAR) project is a collaborative effort initiated by the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) to form a cooperative group of stakeholders in the region to guide the development of future infrastructure projects to best benefit the communities of the North Slope by identifying material sites and water sources critical to resource development, mitigating geologic hazards impacting critical facilities, attracting new petroleum investors, and providing access to areas that may require remediation from previous exploration activities. This request is for Phase 2 of 4 phases planned to develop resources that empower Alaska’s Arctic communities.

This project will address the highest priority data gaps identified during the ASTAR project that the division can address in a timely and cost-efficient manner. This project will support the natural outgrowth of ASTAR and empower Alaska’s Arctic communities through continued engagement with federal land managers and delivery of resource information critical to community infrastructure planning, proposal, and development:

Sand and gravel survey ($750,000) Coastal hazards assessment for North Slope communities and facilities ($350,000) Petroleum geology fieldwork from the eastern National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska (NPR–A) to the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR) coastal plain will provide regional and reservoir-scale geologic data for the Nanushuk, Torok, Seabee, Tuluvak, and associated petroleum-significant rock units ($1,000,000).

15 63332 NatRes Fairbanks to Seward Multi-Use Recreation 13,200,000 This project will construct a multi-use trail from Fairbanks to Seward. (HD 1-5) Fairbanks Trail Construction $1.4M Equinox Marathon Travel Completion - Connects several rails throughout central Fairbanks; signage; restroom construction Areawide $1M Denali State Park: Curry Ridge Trail to Kesugi Ridge - Trail expansion (HD 6) Trail connections to campgrounds Eielson/Denali/Upper $2M Denali State Park Hut System for Trails - Construction of trail huts along 45 mile trail Yukon/Border $5.8M Mat-Su Convention and Visitors Bureau Gateway Visitors Center - Provide destination stop for visitors and community hub for residents and (HD 7-12) Matsu access point for trails Areawide $1M Chugach State Park: Flattop Mountain Reroute. Replace damage/eroded trail with safer trail built with higher standards (HD 12-28) Anchorage $2M Anchorage: Comprehensive wayfinding connecting Anchorage’s entire trail system Areawide 16 43321 NatRes Statewide Park Sanitation and Facility 2,029,000 Funds will be used to address improvements and emergency repairs critical to the Division of Parks, Forestry, and Agriculture. It is essential to keep (HD 1-40) Statewide Upgrades the parks open for business and be in a safe condition for the general public. Every season, major maintenance items occur without warning. Water systems leak, roads are damaged, upgrade/repairs are necessary to latrines, and other planned and unplanned events. Funding will allow each division to address outstanding items of concern and the flexibility to respond to an emergency repair.

17 62961 NatRes Statewide Firebreak Construction Program 20,000,000 Statewide Firebreak Construction Program. (HD 1-40) Statewide 18 33955 NatRes Wildland Fire Engine Replacement 250,000 The Division of Forestry (DOF) is requesting funds for a scheduled fire engine replacement. DOF has Department of Transportation State Equipment (HD 1-40) Statewide Fleet vehicle credits totaling $1,278.0 to offset the cost of a new fire engine. The initial replacement bids, including freight, will be approximately $1,488.0. DOF anticipates needing up to $250.0 in additional funds to complete the acquisition. This replacement is standard for Type 6 and Type 8 engines. With the costs increasing significantly since the last purchase, replacement credits are not sufficient to cover the full replacement cost. The additional $250.0 will reduce the states' long-term operating costs through vehicle warranty and reduced maintenance costs.

19 54937 NatRes Wildland Firefighting Aircraft Replacement 500,000 The Division of Forestry (DOF) currently owns four fixed wing aircraft with the primary purpose of conducting wildland fire specific missions. This (HD 1-40) Statewide includes a Lead Plane function which directs the activities of the airtankers both verbally and by physically leading the airtankers on the low-level drop runs. DOF owned aircraft also are used as an air attack platform which supervises the process of attacking the wildfire, including fixed wing airtankers, helicopters, and any other aviation resources assigned to the fire. State aircrafts are additionally used for detection, reconnaissance, and fire mapping missions to collect information and prioritize fire response. DOF is requesting funds to replace the N909AK.

2 of 5 GO BOND PROJECT LISTING Updated 2/4/2021 Line Refnum Dept Project Title State Federal Brief Summary Impact HD 20 63160 PubSaf Alaska Wildlife Troopers Marine Enforcement 2,400,000 Maintenance is critical for the following vessels: (HD 1-40) Statewide Repair and Replacement P/V Stimson Shipyard: $1,500,000 UGF P/V Cama’i Haulout: $400,000 UGF Medium/Small Class Upgrades: $500,000 UGF 21 63164 PubSaf Boating Upgrades, Haul Outs, and Vessel 1,000,000 This project replaces two medium class vessels that were decommissioned in 2019 due to not being seaworthy and were deemed unsafe. The (HD 1-40) Statewide Replacement large/medium class vessels are critical in protecting life, health, and safety in Alaska. 22 63303 Trans Way (West) Improvements 1,800,000 16,200,000 Construct intersection improvements along Airport Way between Dale Road and the Parks Hwy. Project includes bicycle/pedestrian facilities along (HD 5) Chena Hoselton Road to the Boat Street path. Ridge/Airport 23 63300 Trans Anton Anderson Memorial (Whittier) Tunnel 1,000,000 9,000,000 Project consists of improvement to the driving surface and rail bed as well as replacement of toll facility and other equipment (HD 28) South Anchorage 24 63287 Trans 4,247,000 Construction and improvements to runways, lighting, and facilities at Bethel Airport. (HD 38) Lower 25 63288 Trans Cordova Airport 3,617,000 Construction and improvements to runways, lighting, and facilities at Cordova Airport. (HD 32) 26 63333 Trans Craig Harbor 8,300,000 The Craig Harbor project consists of construction of a harbor fronting the old cannery property downtown. The project will be developed in two (HD 35) phases: construction of rock breakwaters, followed later by construction of the mooring/float system. The city purchased the cannery property in 2007 Sitka/Petersburg for the purpose of developing a new harbor and support facilities (working with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers). The tidelands at the site are large enough to host a sizable float system, and the uplands can meet demands for parking and access needed for the harbor. The site is the best location available where the city owns both uplands and adjacent tidelands at a single location that is also suitable to operate a harbor. Craig staff estimates the ten-acre moorage basin created by the breakwaters will create space for between 125-145 vessels. A portion of the cannery property uplands will be used to provide access to the moorage floats, parking for harbor users, installation of water and wastewater utilities to serve the harbor, and other harbor support features.

27 63277 Trans Dalton Highway Repairs and Upgrades 28,830,000 259,470,000 Projects Include: (HD 6) Dalton Highway Mile Point 0-10 (Milepost 0-9) Reconstruction (Livengood to 9 Mile Hill), Eielson/Denali/Upper Dalton Hwy MP 18-26 (Milepost 18-25) Reconstruction and Bridge Replacement Yukon/Border Dalton Hwy MP 17-38 (Milepost 18-37) Reconstruction (Hess Creek Area) (HD 40) Arctic Dalton Hwy MP 109-121 (Milepost 109-120) Reconstruction, Dalton Hwy MP 109-145 (Milepost 109-144) Reconstruction (Old Man Camp to Jim River Bridge #3), Dalton Hwy MP 120-136 (Milepost 120-135) Reconstruction (Pung Creek to Prospect Creek), Dalton Hwy MP 290-307 (Milepost 289-305) Rehabilitation (Kuparuk to Sag Camp), Dalton Hwy MP 306-337 (Milepost 305-335) Upgrades (Sag Camp to Happy Valley).

28 63289 Trans 2,952,000 Construction and improvements to runways, lighting, and facilities at Deadhorse Airport (HD 40) Arctic 29 63308 Trans Denali Highway Mile Point 24-25 (Milepost 540,000 4,860,000 Replace Rock Creek Bridge #0684 on the Denali Highway. (HD 9) Richardson 22) Rock Creek Bridge Replacement Hwy/East Mat-Su 30 63290 Trans Fairbanks Airport 1,880,000 Construction and improvements to runways, lighting, and facilities at Fairbanks Airport. (HD 1-5) Fairbanks 31 63298 Trans Glenn Highway: Parks Highway to South Inner 4,400,000 39,600,000 Reconstruct to four lanes, pathway and shoulders. Accommodate turning movements, add frontage roads, traffic, safety, and intersection (HD 11) Greater Palmer Springer Loop (Cienna Avenue) improvements, as necessary and feasible. 32 63291 Trans 4,991,000 Construction and improvements to runways, lighting, and facilities at Homer Airport. (HD 31) Homer/South 33 63284 Trans Hyder Float Breakwater Replacement 1,000,000 Projects include: (HD 36) Hyder inner float & seaplane base - Dredge harbor and area around the Seaplane float ($500.0). Ketchikan/Wrangell/Me Construct a new rubble mound breakwater extension to replace the failing timber log floating breakwater ($500.0). tlakatla/Hydaburg 34 63297 Trans Kenai Spur Road Improvements 3,100,000 27,900,000 Rehabilitate 5.7 miles of the Kenai Spur Highway between Soldotna and Kenai to increase capacity and improve safety. Project will be constructed in (HD 30) two phases. This second phase will construct a 5-lane highway to increase capacity and improve safety from Sports Lake Road to Robin Street. Kenai/Soldotna

35 63280 Trans Ketchikan South Tongass Highway 5,550,000 49,950,000 Projects include: (HD 36) Ketchikan - South Tongass Hwy Improvements Deermount to Saxman. Ketchikan/Wrangell/Me Ketchikan - South Tongass Hwy Improvements Saxman to Surf St. tlakatla/Hydaburg Ketchikan - South Tongass Highway - Tongass Ave Improvements. 36 63292 Trans 3,091,000 Construction and improvements to runways, lighting, and facilities at Klawock Airport. (HD 35)

3 of 5 GO BOND PROJECT LISTING Updated 2/4/2021 Line Refnum Dept Project Title State Federal Brief Summary Impact HD 37 63281 Trans Kodiak Chiniak Highway 2,360,000 21,240,000 Projects include: (HD 32) Kodiak - Chiniak Hwy Rehabilitate Stage 1. Kodiak/Cordova/Seldov Kodiak - Rezanof Drive Resurface: Airport to Chiniak Highway. ia Kodiak - Chiniak Hwy Rehabilitate: Mile Point 5 to 21 (Milepost 15 to 31). 38 63293 Trans Kotzebue Airport 1,766,000 Construction and improvements to runways, lighting, and facilities at Kotzebue Airport. (HD 40) Arctic 39 63304 Trans Kotzebue Cape Blossom Road 3,400,000 30,600,000 Construct a new road from Kotzebue to a port site near Cape Blossom. (HD 40) Arctic 40 49780 Trans Municipal Harbor Facility Grant Fund 14,049,988 The 50/50 harbor grant program maximizes local government, promotes state jobs and provides economic assistance for needed maintenance/repair, (HD 29) North Kenai expansion and replacement. The program continues to show strong local interest. Five municipalities from across the state submitted applications (HD 32) requesting a total of $14,050,000 in matching state funds for FY2022. If fully funded by the Governor and the Legislature, the state and the Kodiak/Cordova/Seldov department can enable over $28 million in local construction ready harbor projects to be built. These harbor projects are locally managed and therefore ia require minimal department staff resources. Location of these harbors are in: Cordova, Seward, Sand Point, Sitka, and Juneau. (HD 33-34) Juneau (HD 35) 41 63294 Trans 2,483,000 Construction and improvements to runways, lighting, and facilities at Nome Airport. (HD 39) Bering 42 63305 Trans Nome Port Road Improvements 500,000 4,500,000 Widen and resurface the existing Port Road, including but not limited to: drainage improvements, safety improvements and pedestrian facilities. (HD 39) Bering Straits/Yukon Delta 43 63299 Trans Parks Highway Bridge Replacement Montana 3,000,000 27,000,000 Replace Bridge 215 at Montana Creek, Bridge 213 at Sheep Creek, and the culverts that compose bridge 4040 at Goose Creek on the Parks Highway. (HD 10) Rural Mat-Su Creek, Sheep Creek, and Goose Creek Bridges The new bridges will have top widths to match the existing roadway width at the time of construction. Pedestrian facilities will be included if new bridge construction conflicts with existing pedestrian bridges. 44 63306 Trans Parks Highway Little Goldstream Creek Bridge 770,000 6,930,000 Reconstruct the Little Goldstream Creek Bridge. (HD 6) Replacement Eielson/Denali/Upper 45 63307 Trans Richardson Highway Mile Point 117-151 10,400,000 93,600,000 Projects include: (HD 6) Rehabilitation and Widening and Milepost 268- Richardson Highway Mile Point 268-343 (Milepost 266-341) Passing Lanes (Delta Jct to Eielson) Eielson/Denali/Upper 343 Passing Lanes Richardson Highway Mile Point 117-151 (Milepost 115-148) Rehabilitation & Widening, Yukon/Border Richardson Highway Mile Point 139-151 Milepost 137-148 Rehabilitation and Widening (stage I of III), Richardson Highway Mile Point 131-141 (Milepost 128-138) Rehabilitation (Stage II of III) 46 63278 Trans Seward Highway Miles 76-81 10,420,000 93,780,000 The project consists of final work to rehabilitate the Seward Highway including minor realignment and replacement of the following bridges: Placer (HD 28) North Kenai River Overflow 0627, Placer River Main Cross 0629, Portage Creek 0630 & 0631, 20 Mile River 0634. 47 63296 Trans Seward Meridian Road Improvements 3,700,000 33,300,000 This is the final phase of the Seward Meridian Parkway project, and consists of upgrading Seward Meridian Road to four lanes with a center turn (HD 7-12) Matsu lane, and a pathway from Palmer-Wasilla Highway to Bogard Road and extend Seward Meridian Road to connect with Seldon Road including Areawide upgrading the existing 6/10ths of a mile of the existing road serving Teeland Middle School, Mat-Su Career and Tech High School, and Fonteras K-8 school. Project also includes installation of signal at the intersection with Seldon Road. 48 63302 Trans Access Road Improvements 750,000 6,750,000 Reconstruct the 2.6 mile airport access road. Work will include embankment stabilization, minor realignment and resurfacing. (HD 37) Bristol Bay/Aleutians/Upper 49 63279 Trans Sterling Highway Miles 8-25 29,911,500 269,203,500 Projects include: Sterling Hwy Mile Point 8-25 (Milepost 45-60) Sunrise Inn to Skilak Lake Road Construction, Sterling Hwy Mile Point 8-25 (HD 29) (Milepost 45-60) Sunrise Inn to Skilak Lake Road Construction Stage 1, Sterling Hwy Mile Point 8-25 (Milepost 45-60) Sunrise Inn to Skilak Lake Kenai/Soldotna Road Construction Stage 2, Sterling Hwy Mile Point 8-25 (Milepost 45-60) Sunrise Inn to Skilak Lake Road Construction Stage 3, Sterling hwy Mile Point 8-25 (Milepost 45-60) Sunrise Inn to Skilak Lake Road Construction Stage 4. 50 63301 Trans Takonta Gold Creek Bridge and Tatalina Bridge 500,000 4,500,000 Replace existing 1972 bridge over Gold Creek (bridge #0473) and raise the elevation of the approaches and replacement bridge to allow flood water (HD 37) Bristol Replacement and ice flow. Project also includes replacement of Tatalina Bridge (bridge #0462). Bay/Aleutians/Upper 51 63275 Trans Unalaska Harbor 9,300,000 This project is an additional phase to the Robert Storrs Float Improvement project. It will remove existing A and B Floats at the Harbor and (HD 37) Bristol reconfigure the harbor to accomodate the new float system ADA gangway and create uplands for parking and a public restroom. It will also include a Bay/Aleutians/Upper fire suppression system, electric and year-round water supply to Harbor users and new piling. Kuskokwim 52 63286 Trans Utqiagvik Airport 4,851,000 Construction and improvements to runways, lighting, and facilities at Utqiagvik Airport. (HD 40) Arctic 53 63295 Trans 2,199,000 Construction and improvements to runways, lighting, and facilities at Wasilla Airport. (HD 7) Greater Wasilla 54 45644 Univ Bartlett and Moore Hall Modernization: 18,650,000 Bartlett and Moore Halls are UAF's largest residence halls, housing 650 undergraduate and graduate students throughout the academic year. Both (HD 1-5) Fairbanks Restrooms and Sanitation Infrastructure buildings are highly utilized during the academic year and are heavily used for hoteling guests, such as wildland firefighters, during the summer Areawide months. The restrooms, laundry, and related sanitation infrastructure is over a half-century old and is failing.

4 of 5 GO BOND PROJECT LISTING Updated 2/4/2021 Line Refnum Dept Project Title State Federal Brief Summary Impact HD 55 45642 Univ UAA Building Energy Performance Upgrades 10,900,000 This project will leverage an Energy Service Company (ESCO) currently under contract to promote sustainability, increase energy efficiency, reduce (HD 12-28) Anchorage operational costs, and address the deferred liability of three critical facilities the Professional Studies Building (PSB), the Wendy Williamson Areawide Auditorium (WWA), and the Social Sciences Building (SSB). Based strictly on energy savings, this project is forecasted to have an estimated $300K of savings per year. 56 62656 Univ UAA Integrated Sciences Building (CPISB) 428,000 1,000,000 This project will add a combined heat and power (CHP) microturbine to the CPISB. The localized generation of power provided by the CHP will (HD 12-28) Anchorage Combined Heat and Power Energy Savings reduce the overall peak electrical demand and eliminate energy transmission losses experienced through standard electrical distribution grids. Areawide Project Combined, these energy savings will reduce operational costs, reduce overall greenhouse gas emissions, and promote environmental stewardship. This project is part of a grant proposal and partnership between UAA and Alaska Energy Authority.

57 Bond Total 354,632,788 1,003,471,000 58 Cost of Bond Issuance 1,773,164 59 GRAND TOTAL 356,405,952 1,003,471,000

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